Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
w HUUIIHIs
TUESDAY, July l.

PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, July l.
Business has quieted down somewhat, and
the Fourth of July orders all having been
filled the balance of tine week is not ex-
pected 10 be very busy. Prices are now
down about to their lowest notch. There
is good shipping demand for cabbage,
while prices have taken quarter drop.
Potatoes are more plentiful and are seek
ing q lower level. Raspberries more plen-
tiful The demand still remains good for
butter, while eggs have become more
plentiful and more freely offered for
sale, with a cent off in price. Spring
chickens keep in good demand and the
supply is not up to it. Prices have slight
ly advanced. Quotations are wholesale
figures.
Butter-Country choice 9a1Oc; good
country Sa9c; common 5a6c. The supply
is good and the demand is good.
Beans-FOr new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 40al 80 pei bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory SIC;
New York 14al5c; Sweitzer 16alSc; Linn
berger 9al0. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 12a13c per
dozen. Supply good, demand fair.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa5jc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Home raised, new, 81 OOa2 %
per barrel, with fair supply and slow
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3a
8 % per dozen; spring chickens 81 00a3 50
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al4 &c for all wool, and 14al4 for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 63a7c.
Green Onions-20 per dozen punches;
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand and scarce at
zoe per bushel.
Cucumbcrs-30c per dozen; demand
fair, supply heavy.
Radishes-Are light in supply and de-
mand good at Soc per dozen punches.
Beans-Green 75c per bushel; demand
fair, supply good.
Black Raspberries-S to &c. per box.
Demand fair; supply good.
Cabbage-Home raised 81 GOAL % per
barrel; demand fair; supply heavy.
New Corn-Per dozen l2c; supply fair,
demand slow.
general demand was light in all depart
mentS, but on maturing and previous en-
gagements the movement was very free.
New York.
NEW YORK, July 6.-FlOur-Receipts
%, ESQ packages; exports Cos barrels
and 33,3i2 sacks; sales AZ, 400 barrels
market active and firm, but not quOtably
higher. Wheat-ReceiptS 292, $50 bush
els; exports 923, l2i bushels; sales $40
600 bushels futures, and 100000 spot;
wheat haze lower; options opened heavy
aud soon declined sa!c, later ruled and
closed steady: No. , Chicago S2aS2sc; No.
hard S6aS6Ic; No. . Milwaukee go aS3c;
unSraded spring soc; No. 3 red S3tc; mn
graded white SIC; No 2 red July S55a
S55c, closing at S5sc; August S4faSiic,
closing at sale; September 81 5-lGas54c,
closing at s5sc; October S6laS6!c, clos
ing at Sole; December SSsaS9sc, closing
at sole; January 90a90Sc, closing at cole.
Corn Receipts 29,900 bushels; exports
1, OF bushels; sales IS, 900 bushels futures
and 5000 bushels spot; spot &c and
options iasc lower, closing steady; uD-
graded 45ai6c; No. = July 45ai5!c clos
ing at 45c; August l6ai6!c, closing at
46!c; September 47a41 lc, closing ut 41sc;
October 47{c. Oats-Receipts $4,000
bushels; exports none; sales 210, 900 bush
els futures; 22S, 600 bushels spot; market
q shade better; mixed western Soc; white
do 3Sail4c. Hay-Quiet and steadily
held. HOps-Steady. COf1ee--Sales 81
600 bags; Rio quiet at Isle; options fair
ly active and lower, July l6.l0al6 Soc;
August l6.45al7 Gee; September 16.10a
II. soc; October lG.S0al7. O0c; November
16 S5al7. 0Oc; December 1850; January
IL. 95a17. O5c; March l7.05c. Sucar-Un-
changed and quiet; refined quiet; gran
ulated ) 8l-lOOc. Melasses-Dull. Rice
Steady. Petroleum-Steady; United
GO3c. Tallow-Easier at 3Oic. Rosih-
Steady at 81 lOa1 10. Turpentine-Dull.
Pork STEADY and i'll moderate demand
Cut Meats--Firm and quiet. l.ard-At
lOa12c lower; market dull; Western steam
So S7i; August s. SO; September Sc ga
Z o.; October 81 02a7 0S; November and
December Sc %; city steam So 50.
Butter-Firm and i'll fair request; western
l0al9c; western creamery l5al9c. Cheese
-Firmer with fair inquiry. Eggs-Re-
ccipts Isl packages; market steady and
IN fair demand; western fresh l4!al54c.
Copper-Firm.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6.-New winter wheat
is inspecting remarkably we'll; of Is cars
received this morning all graded No. , or
better. A weaker feeling prevailed in the
wheat market at the opening. There
were few buyers at the market, but they
took little as the prices went down. Corn
dull. Oats active. Provisions weak and
prices lower Flour quiet. Wheat
Cash No 2 spring 69}c; No. 3 spring
&c; No. . red rae; July 69sa70c, clos
ing at 69}c; August 7lia7l3c, closing at
7lsc; September 73sa7ic, closing at 1859;
October 75a75tc, closing at 75!c. Corn
Cash No. . 35sc; July 3iya35sc, closing at
35fC; August 25Sa36lc, closing at Sole;
September 265a37. &c, closing at 37Tc; Octo,
her 36ia373c, closing at 37!c. Oats--Cash
No. , 25ia25sc; July este; August pa
a25Sc, closing at 25sc; September 25!a
26.c, closing at 25Sc. Rye-Cash No
4Sc Barley-No = nominal. Flax Seed
No. at 81 II. Timothy Seed-Prime
81 Is. Mess POrk-Cash nominal at
SIS OOal6 90. Lard-Cash So 45; July
So 4Oa6 SCI, closing at Sc 10; August
SO 50a6 62!, closing at Sc 30; September
So 62!a6 724, closing at Sc 65; October
81 TIlaH SD clnSinu at Sk -Ol Pork